Seattle Opera will present a "Magic Flute" that mixes live performance with projected animations, turning singers into living parts of a cinematic spectacle.

Who’s in and who’s not – on the secret, the joke, the relationship, the family, the club? That’s the fulcrum of Joe ...

More people than ever are travelling to Austria, drawn by its scenic mountains, lakes and culture-packed cities. Whether to ski, hike or just enjoy schnitzel and apple strudel, fans are flocking to ...

The teams that finished the league phase between ninth and 16th were seeded for the first draw of the knockout phase, and will face a team placed 17th to 24th. The seeded team will, in principle ...

The teams that finished the league phase between ninth and 16th were seeded for the first draw of the knockout phase and paired with a team placed 17th to 24th. The seeded team will, in principle ...

the smugly fawning director of the State Opera at the court of Austrian Emperor Joseph II (a role Kay would also play in a 1998 production at the Old Vic), who attempts to sabotage Mozart’s The ...

The cartoonist’s range is as impressive as it is irritating (how can one person draw perfectly in so many different styles?), and much of his lettering requires a magnifying glass to parse ...

Procreate is many artists' go-to drawing program, but since it's only available for iPad and iPhone, it's not something that Windows users can easily gain access to. Fortunately, I've checked out ...

The Grödig factory in southern Salzburg has been producing the Mozart Ball sweets since 1890, a century after Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s death. The firm was originally created by Salzburg ...

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Mozart by Candlelight' continues to be one of ... “With Beethoven we always see these drawings of him with the stern look on his face and his crazy hair. You never see him smiling.” ...